Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-30
BRIEFLETS.
Fine honey at F. G. Young's.
Oysters and celery at Mays.


Choice poultry at F. G. Young's.
Sweet potatoes at F. G. Youngs.
Oysters and celery at F. G. Young's.
Dressed chickens and turkeys at Mays.
Three dozen clothes pins for cents at
the Fair"
Bulk oysters. cranberries and celery
at C. C. Truesdsles.
Pictures, pictures, pictures, for this
week, at c. c. Taylor's.
Lawrence Weeda has pturned from a
two weeks trip to Omaha.
Just received fine Malaga grapes and
oranges at c. C. Truesdale's.
Leave orders for your dressed turkeys
and chickens at C. C. Truesdsles.
New Years cards. variety of new
styles just received at Champions.
Boxing gloves. six set, al less than cost
to close out, at C. c. Taylor's.
Pocket diaries for 1888 at less than
wholesale prices. at C. G. Taylors.
Mother Goose must be plucking the
| feathers out of her fowls with both hands
today.
Six per cent loans by the Rock Island
Building association Tuesday. January
8, 1888.
A telephone has been put in the r l.
& P. freight house The number is
100.
New series of stock and loans by the
Rock Island Building association. Tues
day. Jan. 8, 1893.
| The plumber still continues to laugh
and wax fat. 1t is bis harvest, and he i!
reaping a good crop.
The John Dillon Comedy company
spent this morning at the Rock lslsnC
house en- route to Cambridge.
Conductor F. E. Rands. of the c.. B
& O., has returned from a visit to hi
, parents in New York state.
Harry Friefie was assessed fine of 5
and costs by Magistrate Bennett thi
morning for being drunk and disorderly
Miss Minnie Hull has issued invitation
for party at THE Naples" Wednesda
evening next, at 8 O'Clock. There will b
dancing.
County Judge Adams has decided fc
the plaintiff in the Brewster>Brown not
y case, allowing the amount asked with il
terest--$736.54.
- Paul A. Keller. for some time bool
keeper at G. c. Truesdale's grocery. h
accepted the position as book-keeper
the Rock Island Plating works.
= Judge Glenn has been in the city for
few days. stopping at the Harper hous
He is not here on an official visit, but {
the unenviable mission of having
teeth doctored.
: There was to have been a convent,
in Rock Island today, of the official ste
~ ographers of the state, but owing to t
inability of some of the report'
to be present, the meeting has been pc!
poned until the spring recess of I
courts.
County Superintendent J. II. Sou
well and Supt. Mack, of Moline, return
this afternoon from the state teache
~ meetings at Springfield. Supt. KEN
- and Principal Hatch will be home tom
row-if they are not showed IN SOL
- where between here and the capital Ct
- Invitation cards have been issl
" for an informal dancing party at
- Harper house, Monday evening, Jan.
" signed by W B Myers, H C McConn
G Tegeler, T R Harper. NJ L Gait,
Kinney, c FLynde. G B Peasants.
White. @ W Hull. W Freeman,
Blanding.
lis The ice men and coal dealers clot
Inc in smiles are ''setteu 'em up" to one
other with weather eye upon the Il
has mometer. Strange as ii may seem, Il
per is a strong affinity between coal and
the though the one commodity keeps US W
of while the other cools US off. The wi
He weather that suits one is equally fav
BILE for the other.
hat An exchange very appropriately
low serves that newspaper subscribers
w. . are in arrears should bear in mind
nds dun is not an impeachment of
is integrity. but simply an outcropping
e is publishers necessity. For instance
snsH thousand men owe him from one to
tho dollars each 1t is a small amour
sper each individual, but to him the aggre
look is large. Instead of becoming indig
no because the publisher asks for his hC
~ dues, the delinquent subscriber shou,
.tion grateful 10 him for waiting so pate
feet and pay up like man.